hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what would
the out connect to

"ml" wrote in message
...
hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what would
the out connect to


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A transmit/receive relay switch? I don't know either. Just a guess.


Ed, NM2K

On Thu, 09 Oct 2008 05:46:39 -0400, ml wrote:

hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what would
the out connect to

Hi Myles,

My Drake TR7 has the same thing (a separate antenna jack). It also
has a switch. The switch goes to the T/R relay. In one position of
the switch, receive follows the transmit path and shares that antenna;
in the other position of the switch it goes to this second antenna
jack so the receive has a separate antenna and does not share with
transmit.

When all else fails, RTMFM (read the meticulously formatted manual).

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

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"Ed Cregger" wrote:

"ml" wrote in message
...
hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what would
the out connect to


----------


A transmit/receive relay switch? I don't know either. Just a guess.


Ed, NM2K

seems i didn't explain the set up right

in the menus there is a switch to use the rx jacks

on the ts2000 it's 1 rx jack on or off

i understand this


on my markv Field there is also a rx on/off setting

but 2 jacks(not a switch) one is rx antenna INPUT one rx
antenna OUTPUT

i can guess what the input is for i plug my rx antenna there but
what is the outputfor?

i see a few righs now have that set up just can't think what
that is for

and it's not in the manual


these are rx only jacks, naturally the rigs have regular main
tx/rx pl259 jack

thanks

ml wrote:
In article ,
"Ed Cregger" wrote:

"ml" wrote in message
...
hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what would
the out connect to

----------


A transmit/receive relay switch? I don't know either. Just a guess.


Ed, NM2K

seems i didn't explain the set up right

in the menus there is a switch to use the rx jacks

on the ts2000 it's 1 rx jack on or off

i understand this


on my markv Field there is also a rx on/off setting

but 2 jacks(not a switch) one is rx antenna INPUT one rx
antenna OUTPUT

i can guess what the input is for i plug my rx antenna there but
what is the outputfor?

i see a few righs now have that set up just can't think what
that is for

and it's not in the manual


these are rx only jacks, naturally the rigs have regular main
tx/rx pl259 jack

Sometimes when a station uses say a beverage antenna for separate
receive, there will be multiple rigs using the same antenna. Take the
antenna to the input, and the output goes to the next rig.


- 73 de Mike N3LI -

"ml" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Ed Cregger" wrote:

"ml" wrote in message
...
hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when
unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked
in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what
would
the out connect to


----------


A transmit/receive relay switch? I don't know either. Just a guess.


Ed, NM2K

seems i didn't explain the set up right

in the menus there is a switch to use the rx jacks

on the ts2000 it's 1 rx jack on or off

i understand this


on my markv Field there is also a rx on/off setting

but 2 jacks(not a switch) one is rx antenna INPUT one rx
antenna OUTPUT

i can guess what the input is for i plug my rx antenna there but
what is the outputfor?

i see a few righs now have that set up just can't think what
that is for

and it's not in the manual


these are rx only jacks, naturally the rigs have regular main
tx/rx pl259 jack

thanks
I would go to the page of the manual that shows the rear view of the radio,
with the various jacks numbered. It should state what each is for, and on
what page you can find more information. Are these RCA jacks? My guess about
the Rx out is that it might be for connecting to an external preamp.

"ml" wrote in message
...
hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what would
the out connect to

A little weird but here goes:

Input to the A/B antenna inputs are TR switched to the RX via relay RL 1002.

If external RX antenna is selected in menu, the TR switched RX line from A/B
antennas go to "RX out" rather than to the internal receivers while the "RX
in" is switched to the internal receivers.

In article ,
Michael Coslo wrote:

ml wrote:
In article ,
"Ed Cregger" wrote:

"ml" wrote in message
...
hi

I have a few ham rigs that have a seperate rx antenna, if i
activate this function it simply choices this for rx when unkeyed.


my Yaesu mark v Field have 2 jacks for rx antenna marked in/out

so i am confused dson't seem to say anything in the manual about how
that actualy works

i suppose the IN would connect to my receive antenna but what would
the out connect to

----------


A transmit/receive relay switch? I don't know either. Just a guess.


Ed, NM2K

seems i didn't explain the set up right

in the menus there is a switch to use the rx jacks

on the ts2000 it's 1 rx jack on or off

i understand this


on my markv Field there is also a rx on/off setting

but 2 jacks(not a switch) one is rx antenna INPUT one rx
antenna OUTPUT

i can guess what the input is for i plug my rx antenna there but
what is the outputfor?

i see a few righs now have that set up just can't think what
that is for

and it's not in the manual


these are rx only jacks, naturally the rigs have regular main
tx/rx pl259 jack

Sometimes when a station uses say a beverage antenna for separate
receive, there will be multiple rigs using the same antenna. Take the
antenna to the input, and the output goes to the next rig.


- 73 de Mike N3LI -

thanks Mike

never thought of that, so it's just a pass thru very interesting

Input to the A/B antenna inputs are TR switched to the RX via relay RL
1002.

If external RX antenna is selected in menu, the TR switched RX line from
A/B
antennas go to "RX out" rather than to the internal receivers while the
"RX
in" is switched to the internal receivers.

If normal RX is selected in menu, the RX in and out go nowhere.

http://www.wz5q.net/index/manuals.htm

JB wrote:
Input to the A/B antenna inputs are TR switched to the RX via relay RL
1002.
If external RX antenna is selected in menu, the TR switched RX line from
A/B
antennas go to "RX out" rather than to the internal receivers while the
"RX
in" is switched to the internal receivers.

If normal RX is selected in menu, the RX in and out go nowhere.

http://www.wz5q.net/index/manuals.htm


The Mk5 Field radio is a mass of menus, and some of them will make the
radio appear not to work. Technically it is a great radio, but I don't
like it very much. Our club has one, and that means that those of us
who don't have one have to re-learn it every time we use it. So if the
manual is lost, so am I. Love that one punch notch filter though.

- 73 de Mike N3LI -